L. T. - OLD -FI - -, H r.R R . -------------- ~-= · J UH E 2 · 0 6 '"-' ----------~--------•-~.:..:! GOOD EVENING EVERYH DY: Ha pp iest city in the world tonight? Milan. For a oc 1 boy made g od - in the Eterna City. The Milan Cardinal now o e. So today the Milane e ere raising their glasses of asti s n amonti, and Lacrama Christi to Giovanni B a ttista Mantini . P o . e aul the Sixth - he wil l be k nown from now on. The first thing to notice, the avorite ,on. Uontini - a major figure in the Church for the as t decade. Close a dvisor of - John the Twenty Third. The only thing aga inst him - the old adage - that the eading Cardinal always loses. Never be o re did the favorite win. This time, obvio slyt The Sacred C oll e ge ea ed in the istine Cha p el - just did'nt be ieve the ol d adage Also, obviously, the Cardina s rnre ma .., ively f2ll - 2 in f vor of Yontini. Electing him - on a ' ifth o r s ixth ballot. an y .t ess - than i t u ... ually take T h "rdly, thi s is a O " U a rch ice - iv ith th e faithful of the Catholic Church . a u the ixth i well known a s - an ecc l esi as tica s tate s an. o the re are no _zzled uerie s tonight as to what ki nd of a man this new Pope is. \ £YU Anti-Ca tro commando s are busy in Cuba - toni g ht; but ho w ma ny - that' s the u · tion. The State De artment in Wa s hing ton say erha n fifty - o n , the ba si s of its inf or ma tion . --- 'the rebe 1 a y 500 or aor e, enough - to start a major anti-Cli tro drive. ith t he ir hort wave radio in a br adca s t, they or someone, ha s been calling on Ca tro' s militia - tori e against the be rded Dictator. PAUL FOLLOW POPE The title chosen by the Pontiff - is significant. Paill the Six th - honoring the first Paul in the history of the Church, Saint Paul, the At,ostle to the Gentiles - whose electrifying missionary journeys made Christianity a 11Jorld religion and whose great epistles - are basic documents of the Christian creed. Paul the Sixth is sure to carry on the liberal tradition - of John tire T•enty-third in particular, by reconvening - the Ecu,nenical Cou,icil, also by backing the movement - to•ard religious unity, a missionary idea - that Saint Paul t11ould have understood. That's t11liy men and •om•n of many religioNs - Pro tes tan ts, Jet11s, Greek Orthodox, Hindus Budd his ts, yes and the Dalai Lama of Tibet from Dharmsala, his t,lace of exile in the HI ma lay as, are sending messages of congratulations and hof,e to the Vatican. CUBA Anti-Castro commandos are busy in Cuba - to,iight, but how many - that's the question. The State Department in Washington says, perhaps fifty - on the basis of its information. The rebels say five hundred or more , enough - to start a major anti-Castro drive. With their short wave radio in a broadcast , they, or someone, ha . e been calling on Castro's militia - to rise against the bearded Dictator. INTEGRATION Tlaere ••re l11tegration d e,n o,as tra tio,a• todoy - fro,n Plalladelt,laia to Ta,nt,a, Florida. With moat of t•• violen c • in Gads den, A la ba,na - 1111lere more tlla,a fifty de,nons trators were arre• ted. I• Wa•lai,agto,a Ille AFL - C 10 b1,ildl,ag Trad• Uaio•• •tlot,tetl - .,. a11ti-distri,ni,aatioH t,rogra•. PILOT LieMl••••t Cliff Judki,as of Atla,ata, Georgi• • did11't see all of Iris life fla•hi,ag before lat• eyes •lren la• f•ll fiftea,a tlaousa,ad feet. Beca•••• lae says. "I • • • too 111•• y ". Cliff b•il•d OKI of lai• Jet fiflltler 1 0 • • tlaree •ii•• •bo1Je the P•clfic Ocea,a. A J•I ,uot, ,,. tla• laoa,uai to11lgltl - •lllt t1•lt• • f•• HOOVER today. There •ere sunny smile• around tlae Waldorf Tl,e ••w• laod come down from lalgla •II tn tl,e Wt1ldorf Tower• tl,ot For,,.er Prealdent Hoover wa• actually • itth1g .,,, i• 1'•d reodh1g tl,e •or•l•g 1>•1>•r, smollh1g hi• l>il>• a,ad growli11g becaa,ae 1'• tl,oa,glat tit• flavor of tlae tobacco wosn't """• rigl,t ••d aaltl11g for a /re• I, ti•. 1 ra• l11to o•• of Ill• doctor• todt1y. He••• •arvell■g at Ila• Pr••''••I '• vit•llly • coiled it. Alt•o•1• . , eigl,ty ,.,,. • •• ,,,,,,.6 Ctlfl •till ' ,,.,,,, ... fllTRODUC TION TO TAPE On tat,e I am •o lo,ager ;,. Ne• G11i,aea tonigllt . Will, Jo y Ca v ill. out script girl Frida y . •• left Net11 G1d "•• 011 7'11eaday, • • ' at,e,at Wednesday o• Tlturs day Is la,ad. A 11d 11ot11 I•,,. r..e,,orth,g fro• ~•• Ir.all a • SIR EDWARD IIALLS'l'ROM / r., · , ., .:) . ' Bello Dlck, Oood Bvenlng lver,bodJ: low atter ltavlng 1-,, Oulnea, there wu one place I anted 'to vlalt betore 1tanlng home, the tuou SJdneJ soo. W• had been -Ing t a ot \houaand1 ot Stone Age Bllt nollbeN dl4 w ••• U.t blrd allve. You have to be an ornlthologllt - JOI& ban to be • .,_ Ollllard tit tM Ailerloan J ..... to tlad u. llld ot bNcllM ln - Guinea. When I . . . •n ot our , . - Sir ldllUd llallltl'OII, phllanthl'opllt. and patron aalnt who bU done ao mob tor uae . IJdMJ soo. I bell••· Slr 14.ud hU . , . . aoN lhail HY•n ■llllon dollan ot bla own penona1 tonuaa • lbl aoo and bla collectlon ot the Buda ot bNdla• la world fuOWI • . . Slr Edward Hallstrom - 2 Slr Edward Hallstrom - born a poor boJ on a tal'lll ln the A1&1trallan Outback. lie • • th• eighth ot nine ohlldren. Ila PAN~t• ••paratu, and then the mother deolded to take the · ohlldNn to SJclneJ · , boplng that th•J OOllld ge,t an education tbtN. All the ohlldNn had to go to work. At elghtNn 10IUII 1411U'd atartlag aulng fllffllture. ·11e proapeNcl · and later on hi - U. tlNt to lntrodllN.IIOdern Ntrlgenton lnto Auatralla. And hi ~ a t,ooon. !hen he opened 11P a wlld llte atatlon ln . . OulnN HO&UN be love1 ever,thlnl u., llYN 1n the wtldernNa. And ti.-. 1n ... Oulma be keepa hi.a BIia ot hNCllH NtoN taklng them down to SJdMJ or betoN he "•t• tball to otblr ION thrOugbolat the world. And lt . . . UlrUl to go UlrOUgb - a,w, Zoo wlth Sir ldnrd. . . I. now • patrlaNh. . . oarrl• • ..CSlolne klt along •ltb bbl Jut 1n oue IOIII •ladT happena to _ atrlke bl.II Whll• M' • wltb bla l»bda or hi.a imllall. Hla l'hlno or hl1 elephants or hla 11111 ot fandlH • Be lntroduoed • Sir Edward Hallstrom. 3 to a dog I had never seen betore, a wlld dog ot Hew Guinea, rather amall, bl'C?vn, a dog that Jod•l• lnltead ot bark. Ha has the ua~ •xhlblta troll Afrlca, a nwaber ot elephant., a dozen glrattea, tlve ot th• upectlng babl••• Be pointed out one that mlght be having a bu7 wlthln a tw houra • a hlppopotunaa. Be 1&14 that the buJ hlppo probabl7 WOl&ld weigh two hundN4 pound• at blnh. lanproo bJ the ICON, ot OOID'H, . Slr 1411Ud hid one ot tM lcNpen hold a lcanguoo While be opened the pouch liMl tben polntecl to the babJ . neatled theN, All ta. 11NnP Ol'Nt11N1 to be tound ln thll pan ot the world IN ID Ult IJdMJ zoo, tbanlca '° Slr ldWUd lallltl'Oll. Inolwtln& ot ooun• the bon•J bear., the koala, whloh •• held 1n our UIII, lllat 1tNQP1t ot all the lomodo J>nson. SOM ot JOI& wlll - · · IND plotllNI ot the•• dngoaa ln the llatlona1 aeosNPhlO pl'OIU1J, • · 'l'beJ ow troll the llland ot lomodo ln Indontlia, Aa tar u I lcnOW the onlJ two 1h an, Sir Edward Hallstrom • 4 zoo are the two whoae backa I acratched today when I got lnto the cage •1th them• ~1 grow llp to tOIU'tNn te4t 1n length, welghlng aome tour hl&lldred pounda, and the1 look almoat exactly lllce tbt IQthloal dragona, tht plotur• ot llhlch •JOll have lffft 1n booka ot falrJ tale,. Slr ldward Ballltl'OII - only able to aoq11lN tlllll beoauae Indoneala wanted . . . kangaroo and a110 wanted to ••Wllah trlendlJ Nlatlona wlth Auatalli. And wn the gowerwnt 1n Jakarta ulced tor kangaroo, 811' ldlfllld . aald, "llhl ot o ~ • •• provlde4 JOU ,1 .. ua wo laodo drqoal." When D.jakUta aald ODJ, Sli' ,, alr NtON ~GIii ooul4 lnte,teN • One of tila u1latanu at the soo happena to be • dlatant relative ot our own taaoua luttalo Blll, Colonel . . . CodJ. Thia . . . . . ot - Codi tul:lJ · DOW 1n Auatralla la ln oharp . ot thl l'blnONl'M depU'Allftt ~t the SJdneJ Zoo • .. . A . A • - . . ttlnl • on the back ot a rhino And he··- ll&0099YWU ... ... . toda,. SOlOIII,